New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1924, Page 22

A I T 1100 p v inundated cases whiskey were found near their ched motor boat o Meadow near Jones' In 0 known as rieycorn Inl i liguor 41\1 boat were scized. . H. Carpente f Freeport, L. 1., appeared at the cussomn house later Long Island Rum Rald Brmgs injane s ot 0 er ¢ Ls boat the N Al N ha 3 L and John lLevin Yoluntear Sleaths 4 OO 1 Carpenter sai. when 2 they noticed a large number of bo T March 21, ™ ed ashore. On invesi eperation by the Ku Klux Klan re- ing th * boal grounded ecnt efforts to checl or smugg and the guard on lLong Isiand wy vealed | offfeers ound them a W ominutes Gay f two men o the seiz 1 Merrick ad, 3 A . State ron o Brooklyn t guard small motor loaded with 3 and gin. off Rockaway Ioint. hed themselves 4 Clyde N $85 42nd strect, Within the fast few "ty | RBrooklyn. aiding them yester public 10 kiow,” the .g the Klan has deciarcd war on Long EXPELLED FOR TOTING FLASK . divisional chief or Irvington llnard I nstates Second Lad Who Accepted Drink. The Board of Education in Irving- vesterday expelled a high Wednesday night. it sterday, for bringing whi to school and drinking it there, The boy who was expelled is fifteen years old. He pulled out his flagk at recess on March 12, it was said, took Participation, however, Mr, retofore has been in information ‘on which The Klan has cipated in an ar- fore to my knowledge, admiring cronies, one of whom was Church p i d in law ep. MOt to awe-stricken to accept. Until forcement an Lo P 1 have been z Wednesday night both LZoys were un- &reat help to us for a lor der suspension. The one wWho accepted “Ihe ¢ rdinary suceess we the proffer was reinstated by the have had on Long Island 1 ¢ has Beard of Education, been due, in a large me . to Edward D, Haertter, principal of information these observant church the school, said last night he was sure people have given my small foree of the offense would not be repeated in agents,” view of, the punishment imposed upon Smith and Phelps said the klans- the offender, men summoned them y day after . - seeing liquor being loaded on an au- DODGE IS R. R. AGENT a drink and offered it to a cirele of 'y fomoile from a m at at West- |\ Now Haven, March 21.—Announce- | hampton. When the i ment was made today by the N, the motor hoat was g “ N, H. and 11, railroad of the app shore, they said, and two men took 3 fight in the automobil The igent of the road's express department NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924 J. M. FINNEGAN BUYS LEXINGTON STREET HOME Mrs. Minnie L. Sloan Sclls Home of | Late Father, Captain C. H. Beaton. for $25,000. | James M. Fisnegan, the New Brit- | ain liver: has purchased the | Beaton estate 2rty on Lexington from Minnie L. Siean late Captain C. M, was approxi. o Sloan is a resi- dent of Indian Neck, and the papers were signed there yvesterday. The © deal was made through T. W. O'Con- nor & Son. This property hzs a frontage of out 160 feet and a depth of 120 It looks upon Walnut Hill park | and is regorded as onc of the most | desirable S of property in that ion, | ARRESTE b Y, BURY Viatcrbury, March — Ernest| Chlms, cmployed by a local reetan- | under arrest here and is being or United States immigration of- ficia's. 1t is alleged Ohlms came to | this country from Germany a few weeks ago as assistant cook on an | ccean liner, left the ship in New York to take a waik with a companion and | did not return. He was found by de- ves living at a hotel and working | in this city and was taken into cus-| | STOPPED New York, March The .\'uno"n;j Stock, Cotton and Grain Exchange, taday was enjoined by Supreme irt Justice Guy from do! furthér husiness, 5 netl issued With the censent of the exchange and its president, Joseph (', (! ooper, under the state law, known as the Martin | act, | et U | MAY GO TO H.r\H'"ORll Members of Ariz Grotto, M. Q V. P. E. R., of this ¢ have besn invited to attend the annual ceremenial of Syria Grotto in Foot Guard hall, Hart- ford, March 29, There will be a streot parade at 5 o'clock, luncheon at 6 and the cerem nial will begin at 8, follow- ed by stunis, Yearly rainfalls in New \mk bave | over the Merrick Roud Followed. |gyecoeding Fremont Whitten, deeeas- | varied from 25 to G0 inches. MACKAY & WALLIN “The Furniture and Drapery Shop” 63 MAIN STREET Next to Methodut Church The dry agents' prisoners, who said cd. Dedge, who has been employed they were Charles Bird and Charles fon the road many years will have an Holdwedell, hoth of Duy Shore, will | office in Boston. be arraigned before a United States e - commissioner in Brooklyn y rday Mysterlous Mail Pour kilos of nurcotics and firty Columbus, O, —~Howard Rho cases of whisky und cognac, valued thor and publicist, received a my altogether at 6,000, * seized by terious package from New York co Ralph Oyler, chief of * federal taining nothing but a pair of bul narcotic agents here, in o raid on an | horns, He things It's a practical joke, apartment at o Street, for in the last few months the mail Sol Schellig was arr v from New York has brought him with possessing liquor and nare L without any explanatjon whateve Agents Manning, Murphy and - 'such things as old shoes, funny ph ehetto assisted Oyler. tures and u reeipe for enoking carp. Coast Guard Two. 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